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DOCTOR SAID HE WAS SLIGHTLY IMPROVED A TWO STAGE "SPEEDBA~LII ROCK-T ... ·LL BE F oFE,r SkYWARD AS THtE: FuRST TARGET TODAY HIS CONDITION, HOWEVER, REMAINED MISSILE TO BE LAUNCHer AT THE NEw AR~Y ~'K£ 'AC'_ITY W~ICH IS lLTIMA-E~Y lELS CRkT!CAL DESTINEO TO INTERCEPT ~CBM's FlqED .RO~ CA~ ~FC~~'IA OVER 5,COO M~LES AWAY DR JOE A RISSER, RAYBURN'S PHYSICIAN Bi THE FIRING ON Ro~ NA~UR !s ro C~TRO~~E~ FRO~ NIKf ZE~5 F~CiL~·'ES LOCATED SA'D THE SPEAKER "IS MORE ALERT THIS L ON KWAJALE IN! SLAND fR('~ 40 M. LES AWAY FROM rhE AlJNCri FA~ ~I)RNING " THE PURPOSE OF TH~5 "S=-"ElJBAI..L" fiRi~G IS .... .) DEMONSTRATE THE READINESS O' "MR RAYBURIII'S HEART FUNCTION IMPROVED THE SPEEDSJ" L LAUNCHiNG FAC'LITY Al ROI \.AMvR, A"l,) THE SFEEDBA'-.L ROC.r<ET, FOR Sl~G"'TLV DuRING THE N I GHi~ RISSER SA I D USE AS A TARGET IN FUTURE ~d~: lEUS RAt \R A~" MUSSlkf F!P HG TE&~S THE N 6. !8. 30 A. M EST (1530 GMT) MEDICAL RADARS ARE L0CATE~ ON K~~J,_E N !Sk~N~ _~~ ~1~ _AJ\C· ~A: Je l~caTED ,~ RO! elL.l:::~i'" NAMUR "..,OW£VER, HiS BREATHING IS STILL LAB­ THE I MPACT OF THI't t-'P·l\DE.J ,4 J SS H.':: \ ~ t \ .. -~ opr~ S['" ., 0 ':l ~C":,- T Lv('AL OR~C ft~~ rllS CONDITION IS STILL CR'TIC­ INHABITANTS FROM PO~5K~L£ J~v~Rv A J" R1SS12:R SAID IT WAS POPHED orr B' ::)i=>~ 10"'" 8~O""!\1, :.ccC >,( Fit ....' JC>~:h ARGMA, pr:} R:SSER SA D THE~E WA.S NO CPANGE IN THAT TOMORROW's "SPt:t:tlBA_lll ~ !Ril\ll.o dS "'EN1AI~VLLY SC"'E')AED 'OR ~O A.IM , BuT HiS PROGNOS~S ISSUED YESTERDAY WHICH COULD BE AT A LATER T!k~ Of DAr HE 5,RESSE~ T~A~ 1~£ F~9uN~ !2 ~~q~ Of AN SA,D THE SC:>EilKER HAD ONLY "HOURS TO OVERALL JOB AND 15 NOT A &i~W CA D l ~~OW~ '_5' S~ D lhAT ~WA~ Rr~!~E~T! J.ilYS" "'0 ~iVt: MAY BE ABLE T>O) SEE: A 1111 ITE CON-R/.ic 'N Tt-- ..j')!'?T,-I NlvRTrlwES7 r..J~~AL['fI>. V,CJ\!- ~AYBJ~~ IS CRITiCALLY ILL W:TH A CAN­ ITY ARRANGEMENTJ ~AV~ BE[~ MA~= WI-~ AFRS, ~W'~bLrl~, -0 ~C~~ k~ J~~FFllC!_L CER OF T~E PANCREAS WHICH HAS SPREAD "COUNTDOWN" AT 104M ~vER M~CH OF HIS BODY THE "SPEt:DBAU' FP=U\';" "JjlPK5 THC BfGINr-.~NG. CF A ~~'" P~OtJ'S"NG PHASE n" ThE. NIKE lEUS lEST PRCl~~~ lw[ ~ Ki ZE~3 SYS·EM JS DES'G~ED -J KElF A~ERlCA r'C 'R':>LASS NEWS nEMS? CALL 214 FREE FROM EN[VV 1:8~ WlRriFA~3 SPACE CAPSULE TROUBLES DELAY PLANNED FIRING OF BABY CH~MP NEHRU BEL!EVES HE AND KENNEDY ACHIEVED GREATER UNDERSTANDING CAPE CANAVERAL, Nov ~2 (UP~)-­ ~l I 1 q~. ~~v ,2 ivP! 1--!ND1AM PR!~E MINISTER JAWAhARLAL NEriRU SAID TODAY TROUBLES IN A SPA~E CAP~U~E ~O~A~ • r' ~. ~.: :3l r £ ~ .: S ~ ~ ','\' - ;> q [ 5 l r: E. "I ~ I{ E N'~!: r: y , A CHI EVE D A G RE.4 T r RUN D E R S TAN DIN G 0 f FORCED PROJlCT MER:~~Y qC.ENT I5TS TO -".oj '~'i'."IS \ t:lt.f-),\,r AN) rCJN:) t.'A\Y H NG;S jl\l CO'\olMON" DURING THEIR TALKS POSTPONE FOR "/IT i..EA$~ A WEEK" rLANS TO ROCKET A BABY C~I~P'~ZtE TrlRE: N: ") ~~CE rl S :0~~EN~S JGST 8[FOR~ 60~q)!~G A WHITE HOUSE BOEING 10( JET- R TIMES AROUND THE EART~ I. ~ I\lr.. FOR Lo.3 4.1'IGE. ES WHERE HE ! 5 SC!oJEDULED TO ARR I VE AT 12 30 P M PST (2°30 THE DELAY ALSO KiL~ED A SL!~ CnAN~E ~~) . THE UNITED STATES HAD TO FIRE ONE OF 'AL1o~£rHER, THE V!S~T HAS BEEN GOOD, CERTAINLY FROM MY POINT OF VIEW, AND, ITS SEVEN MERCURY ASTRONA~TS TO 5PACE ~ ~OP[, FRO~ ThE POI~T OF VIEW Of THE UNITED STATES, ALSO," HE SAID ON AMER!CA S fiRST ~ANNED ORB~1AL ") A~ VERy ~A~pv ~ CAM: HEw[ I'M DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO THE PRESENT ADMINIST- TRIP nns YEAR ~A~ ~~ AN~ T0 ThE A~ER leAh CEO~L[ FOR ALL ~HEgR FRIENDLINESS AND HOSPITALITY," THE MANNED FLIG~T IS NOW OFF UNTIL EARLY 1962 lHE B(ST ESTIMATE IS WASh!NaTO~, Nov ~2 (UPI)--PRiME * NEWS BRIEFS * THAT THE SHOT PROBABL~ WIL~ NO~ 8£ M'~l5T2R JAWARHARLAL NE~RU OF INDIA TOKYO, Nov 12 (UPI)--REPuBLIC OF ATTEMPTED UNTIL fEBRUARY SAID IN A TELEViSION !NTERVIEW TODAV KOREA JUNTA CHAIRMAN GEN PARK CHUNG LEE ltiAl HE FOUND PRESIDENT KENNEDY "AN TODAY ENDED A BRIEf, BUT HISTORIC, VISIT £XH'LARATI~G FERSON! AND THAT THEIR TO JAPAN PARK AND HIS OFFICIAL PARTY MONKEY'S BODY RECOVERED FROM TALt<S '"lAD BEEN "VE~Y PR0F!IABLE " DEPARTED ENROUTE TO WASHINGTON WHERE HE BOTTOM OF THE ATLANTIC ;NTERvIEWED ON 'WASH,NGTO~ CO~VER­ W!LL CONFER WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY CAPE CANAVERAL, Nov 12 (UP!)-­ SATtON," NEHRU ALSO EXPqE!SEC H,S THE BODY OF A SMALL MONKEY WHO PER­ ,IEw~ ON THE PR[SE~T WORLD SITuATION DETROIT (UPI)--AN ELEVENTH HOUR AGREE­ ISHED IN THE EXPLOSiON or AN ATLAS AN~ .N PARTiCuLAR ON NUCLEAR TESTING, MENT PREVENTED A NATIONAL STRIKE BY ROCKET fRIDAY WAS RECOV[RED TOD~Y NJCl£AR WAq, THE SiTUATION IN SOUTH­ 15,000 UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION EMPLOYES fROM THE BOTTOM OF THE ATLANTIC EAS' ASiA, AND CO' JN~AUSM AT THE BENDIX CORPORATION THE EMPLOYES OCEAN. NE~RU SAID THE C~ANCES OF _CCIOEN­ HAD BEEN SET TO WALK OUT AT 8 PLANTS A FRAGMENT OF THE NOSE CONE CONTAIN­ TAL USE OF NuCLEA~ WEAPONS ARE PRO­ ACROSS THE NATION, BUT THE SETTLEMENT ING THE I~ POU~D A~IMAL NAMED GOLI4TH B~8LT GREATER THAT DEL'BERATE JSE OF STAVED IT OF"F AND HIS CANNISTER hO~E WAS HAJLED TO THEM THE SURfACE ABOLl 100 YARDS OFr THE ASKED IF ONE SIDE SHO~LD SUSPEN~ HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS (UPI)--DIST JUDGE NORTH SHORE OF CAPE CANAVERAL 1[~~S WHEN THE 014ER REFUSES TO CULLEN BRIGGS OF CORPUS CHRISTI GRANTED GOLIATH APPARENTLv DifO INSTA~TLY, ACCEPT A CO~TROLLED INSPECTiON, NEHRU CONVICTED KILLER HOWARD STICKNEY A 10- EITHER FROM THE CONCUSSION OF THE ::AiD THAT TESTS ARE "ESSt:NT,ALLY DAY STAY OF EXECUTION AT HUNTSVILLE STATE ROCKET EXPLOSION 30 SECONDS AF~ER BAD O~E SHOULD NOT DO AN ESSENTIAL­ PRISON IN A DRAMATIC, LAST-MINUTE FLURRY BLASTOff OR fROM THE fORCE Of THE ~v BAD THi"lG " OF LEGAL ACTION THE STAY WAS THE 12TH WILDLY TUMBLiNG NOSE CONE'S STRn~!NG FOR STICKNEY, WHO HAS SPENT MORE THAN 33 THE WATER A MINUTE LATEn MONTHS ON DEATH ROW THE BODY WAS UNBUPNED, A~r THERE KENNEDY'S VISIT CAMP DAVID WERE NO INDICATIONS THAT GOl!ATH W.l! Sri P\3TOI\I, No\! ~ 2 (UP I ) --PRES 1- ARLi NGTON, MASS (up I) --MEEK-MAI't-.IERED SUFfERED ANY PAiN IN GIVING H!S LI fE DENT KENNEDY ~NO MEMBERS OF HIS STANLEY R McKILLOP, 21, ADMITTED AFTER FOR SCIENCE. rAMRLY FLEW BY HELICOPTER TO CAMP HIS ARREST THAT HE ATTACKED 200 WOMEN ALTHOUGH SCjENTiST~ HAD F'CURED T~E DAVjD IN MARYLAND TODAY AFTER THE DU~ING THE PAST FIVE YEARS, POLICE SAID ANIMAL CERTA!NLY W~S ~ilLEG !N lHE Ch'EF EXECJTIVE AND MRS KENNEDY POLiCE SAID THE WILMINGTON MECHANIC HAS MISH~P, iT COU~D NOT BE CO~FlqrD jN­ A-TENDED MASS Ai ST STEPHEN'S CHURCH BEEN UNDER PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT F"OR AN TIL THE WRECKAGf WAS RE~nV~R_D TMER[ ACCO~PANIEO BY T~EIR 3-YEAR-OlD UNCONTROLLABLE URGE TO ATTACK WOMEN HE WERE NO RADIOS CONNECT!N~ TWE ANI~A~ D~U&HTER, CAROLiNE THEY TOOK OfF FOR WAS ORDERED HELD IN $50,000 BAIL WITH THE OuTSIDE WORL~, AN~ ~~PER;S ~ CAY ~1 l~t R£lRrAT ~ESPITE THE COuLD NOT BE CERTAI~ W~~j HAt ~AP?~~­ .:>l Grl~ {fl! Z:...E I! WAS "tHE FIRST KANSAS CITY, Me (UPI)--DWIGHT D ED UNTil THE BODY WA& rQU~; rl~p ~HF Kl~NEOY FA~iLY H~~ uSED THE EiSEN~OWER, HERE TO LAUNCH A REVIVED '3(CLu[;'i;l t ')uc.[ "PrOPLE TO PEOPLE" PEACE MOVE DEC I DED CA~l ~6VU)J 0P!~A~tD B~ THE NAVY, T~AT fR1ENDS~IP BEGINS AT HOME HE N[w~ n~M5 FOR Tr:t: 11~i\Jkt .
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